Oracle announced Oracle Management Cloud (OMC), a suite of next-generation integrated monitoring, management and analytics solutions for IT organizations.
Part of the Oracle Cloud Platform, the new services enable a real-time, collaborative environment in which DevOps leaders, line-of-business managers and business analysts have a clear end-to-end view into the applications and technologies that support business services.
Oracle Management Cloud eliminates multiple information silos across end user and infrastructure data — silos that have traditionally limited visibility and created inefficiency. It renders unnecessary the complex manual application monitoring processes, multiple toolsets and dependence on large groups of IT staff that comprise troubleshooting and decision-making today and instead offers proactive management, rapid trouble-shooting and the ability to run IT like a business. It is designed for today’s heterogeneous environments running Oracle and non-Oracle software, across on-premises, Oracle Cloud and third-party cloud services. Built on a horizontally scalable platform with high throughput big data processing, it provides real-time analysis and deep insights across technical and business events.
The three newly available services include Oracle Application Performance Monitoring Cloud Service, Oracle Log Analytics Cloud Service, and Oracle IT Analytics Cloud Service.
- Oracle Application Performance Monitoring (APM) Cloud Service provides development and operations teams with the information that they need to find and fix issues with today’s mobile and web applications rapidly, via deep visibility into your application performance from the end user experience, through application server requests, and down to application logs.
- Oracle Log Analytics Cloud Service monitors, aggregates, indexes, and analyzes all log data from your on-premises and cloud applications and infrastructure—enabling users to search, explore, and correlate this data to troubleshoot problems faster, derive operational insight and make better decisions.
- Oracle IT Analytics Cloud Service provides 360-degree insight into the performance, availability, and capacity of applications and IT investments, enabling executives, analysts, and administrators to make critical decisions about their IT operations based on comprehensive system and data analysis.
“Oracle Management Cloud bolsters innovation by improving application visibility, operational efficiency and response time to make businesses more agile and serve end users better,” said Prakash Ramamurthy, SVP, Systems & Cloud Management at Oracle. “We continue to extend our leadership by offering high performance enterprise solutions in the cloud, expediting the cloud adoption journey for our customers and making them more competitive.”
The Oracle Management Cloud is the most recent addition to the Oracle Cloud Platform.
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